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Frequently-Used Catalogs of Other Libraries
Frequently-Used Catalogs of Other
Libraries
Tools for Finding Books &
Journals Not Available at USF
If USF's libraries don't have the book or journal
you need, you can check the catalogs of the following libraries to see if one
of them has the item. Links to the libraries' Web sites are given so that you
can check hours, access policies, etc.
(To see if a book or journal is available at
USF, check Ignacio, the catalog for
USF's Gleeson Library/Geshcke Center and Zief Law Library.)
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Local Law Libraries
Other Local Libraries
Farther Afield - Other Jesuit/Catholic
Law Schools
Local Law
Libraries
Additional information: Hastings
Law Library Web site.
Additional information: Online
Catalog Help for the S.F. Law Library catalog;
San Francisco Law Library Web site.
Additional information: Golden
Gate University Libraries Information;
Golden Gate University Law Library Web site;
Golden Gate University Library Web site.
Additional information: Boalt's
Garret W. McEnerney Law Library Web site; Basic
Boalt library information; Browsable catalogs
of Robbins collection incunables and manuscripts.
Additional information: Information
about Oscar; Santa Clara's Orradre
Library Web site; Santa Clara's Heafey
Law Library Web site.
Additional information: Robert
Crown Law Library Web site; Web site for other
Stanford University libraries.
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Other Local
Libraries
Additional information: San
Francisco Public Library Web Site.
Additional information: Investigator
Help and San Francisco State University's J.
Paul Leonard Library Web Site.
Additional information: Galen
II Help. UCSF library Web site.
GLADIS/Pathfinder includes the holdings of most
U.C. Berkeley libraries. It excludes
the holdings of the Boalt Law Library, which has own catalog,
and the holdings of the Institute of Governmental Studies and the Institute
of Industrial Relations libraries, which are available via Melvyl.
Additional information: U.C. Library
Pathfinder Help Guide.
Melvyl includes all campuses of the University
of California system, including Hastings, Boalt, and the U.C. Berkeley's Institute
of Governmental Studies and Institute of Industrial Relations libraries. It
is not, however, as up-to-date as GLADIS, Boalt's
catalog, or Hastings' "HOPAC" catalog
The catalogs include: Main
Catalog; Picture
Catalog; and Braille
& Talking Book Catalog.)
Additional information:
Help screens for California State Library catalogs and California
State Library Web Site.
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Farther Afield
- Other Jesuit/Catholic Law Schools
(It may not be convenient to visit these libraries,
but if you are a student, professor, or staff member at the USF School of Law,
the Zief Library staff can request an interlibrary loan for you.)
Additional information: Barry
University's Law Library Web Site.
Additional information: Boston
College campus libraries Web site and Boston
College law library Web site.
Additional information: Catholic University's
Judge Kathryn J. DuFour Law Library
Web Site.
Additional information: Creighton's Klutznick
Law Library Web site.
DePaul
University Libraries Catalog
(http://library.ilcso.illinois.edu/dpu/cgi-bin/Pwebrecon.cgi?DB=local&PAGE=First)
Additional information: Web site for DePaul
University general libraries; Web site for DePaul's
Vincent Rinn law library.
Additional information: Duquesne's
Center for Legal Information Web Site.
Additional information: Fordham Law School's
Leo T. Kissam Memorial Library
Web Site.
Additional information: Georgetown's Edward
Bennett Williams Law Library Web Site.
Additional information: Gonzaga's
Chastek Law Library Web Site.
Additional information on Loyola of Los Angeles's
William M. Rains Law Library is available from the initial Lucy search page.
Additional information: Web site for all
Loyola campus libraries; Web site for Loyola
of Chicago's law library.
Additional information: Loyola
Univ. of New Orleans Law Library Web Site.
Additional information: MARQCAT
help screens; Marquette's Memorial
and Science Libraries Web site; and Marquette
law library Web site.
Additional information: Univ. of Notre Dame
Kresge Law Library Web Site.
St. John's University shares its catalog with
a group of about 35 academic libraries in the New York metropolitan area. The
catalog, WebPALS, allows users to select a specific library — such as
the St. John's University Law Library — to search.
Additional information: for information about
the St. John's University Law Library, visit the St.
John's University Law School site, and select from the "Library & Technology"
menu.
The MERLIN catalog includes the holdings of
all St. Louis University libraries and of the libraries of the various Univ.
of Missouri campuses. Select "St Louis University Law Library" from MERLIN's
list of libraries — or follow this direct
link to MERLIN search screens for St. Louis Univ. Law Library
Additional information: St.
Louis University School of Law Library Web Site.
Additional information: Help
using TomCat; and St. Thomas University
Law Library Web Site
Additional information: Seattle
University Law Library Web Site.
Additional information about the University
of Detroit Mercy's Kresge
Law Library is available from the law school's Web Site.
Additional information: Web site for University
of San Diego's Copley Library; Web
site for University of San Diego Legal
Research Center.
Additional information: Villanova
Law Library Web Site.
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